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*️⃣Reforms in the field of land are becoming one of the main topics of discussion among citizens due to their relevance to all aspects of today’s life, as well as the necessity of keeping records of land and registering land rights with the state.

*️⃣As we all know, implementing a fair, transparent, and market-based system for land parcel allocation, ensuring stability in property and legal relations related to land, protecting land, guaranteeing the property rights of landowners, and establishing the economic value of land are part of a series of reforms aimed at integrating land as an object of civil legal relations into free circulation.

*️⃣Land parcels are allocated to the private sector, meaning legal and natural persons based on ownership and lease rights, while state bodies, institutions, enterprises, and citizens' self-governing bodies are granted rights for permanent use.

*️⃣Moreover, several reforms are underway for the allocation of land parcels for state and public needs for permanent use.

*️⃣According to Article 31 of the Land Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the rights of legal and natural persons to a land parcel arise after the boundaries of the land are defined on-site, plans (drawings) and descriptions of the parcels are created, and the rights to the parcels are registered with the state.

*️⃣We often hear complaints from some citizens saying, “I applied to the cadastre to register my land parcel, but my issue wasn’t resolved.” It is important to emphasize that the State Cadastre Committee and its regional divisions will register the rights to a land parcel only after these rights have arisen in accordance with the established procedure.

*️⃣Thus, we see that cadastre authorities do not register the land parcel itself, but rather the rights to the land parcel. In this process, we can view the land parcel, its associated rights, and the rights holder as interconnected entities. To carry out this process, the three pieces of information mentioned above are necessary.

*️⃣Additionally, efforts are being made to identify issues arising from the application of land legislation, address them, including improving legislative documents, studying foreign experiences of rational land use, and implementing them while considering national characteristics. There are also ongoing works to regularly monitor compliance with land legislation and to coordinate proposals for establishing a unified practice of law enforcement in this field.

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#Khorezm_Cadastre #Article

*️⃣Reforms in the field of land are becoming one of the main topics of discussion among citizens due to their relevance to all aspects of today’s life, as well as the necessity of keeping records of land and registering land rights with the state.

*️⃣As we all know, implementing a fair, transparent, and market-based system for land parcel allocation, ensuring stability in property and legal relations related to land, protecting land, guaranteeing the property rights of landowners, and establishing the economic value of land are part of a series of reforms aimed at integrating land as an object of civil legal relations into free circulation.

*️⃣Land parcels are allocated to the private sector, meaning legal and natural persons based on ownership and lease rights, while state bodies, institutions, enterprises, and citizens' self-governing bodies are granted rights for permanent use.

*️⃣Moreover, several reforms are underway for the allocation of land parcels for state and public needs for permanent use.

*️⃣According to Article 31 of the Land Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the rights of legal and natural persons to a land parcel arise after the boundaries of the land are defined on-site, plans (drawings) and descriptions of the parcels are created, and the rights to the parcels are registered with the state.

*️⃣We often hear complaints from some citizens saying, “I applied to the cadastre to register my land parcel, but my issue wasn’t resolved.” It is important to emphasize that the State Cadastre Committee and its regional divisions will register the rights to a land parcel only after these rights have arisen in accordance with the established procedure.

*️⃣Thus, we see that cadastre authorities do not register the land parcel itself, but rather the rights to the land parcel. In this process, we can view the land parcel, its associated rights, and the rights holder as interconnected entities. To carry out this process, the three pieces of information mentioned above are necessary.

*️⃣Additionally, efforts are being made to identify issues arising from the application of land legislation, address them, including improving legislative documents, studying foreign experiences of rational land use, and implementing them while considering national characteristics. There are also ongoing works to regularly monitor compliance with land legislation and to coordinate proposals for establishing a unified practice of law enforcement in this field.

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